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J'r.f .’■•HI.1, frown out in full studies have shownwood* grazing would produce 2f6 pounds of edible dry matter per aero, farmer* could raitfe 8,210 pound*—a ton and a half—per acre on fertilized opeD pasture*.
When livestock graze within a wooded area, they are inclined to destroy or deform young seedings by eajting the leaves and tender shoots. They also destroy the rich mulch of leaves and humus on the forest floor which provides the necessary food for satisfactory timber growth.
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